Vietnam: Nghi Xuan was zoned out to control an outbreak of African swine fever

Published 2021년 12월 23일

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Nghi Xuan district in Ha Tinh has reported a case of African swine fever in Xuan Hai commune, leading to the culling of 10 infected pigs. The disease was confirmed in test results, and the district has designated other areas as high-risk zones. Authorities are enforcing strict epidemic prevention and control measures, including setting up quarantine stations, restricting entry to the affected area, and carrying out thorough cleaning and disinfection.

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Nghi Xuan district (Ha Tinh) has just announced African swine fever in Xuan Hai commune, and at the same time zoning areas with high risk of outbreak in some neighboring areas. On December 20, receiving news from Mr. Duong Van Long's family (Dong Bien village, Xuan Hai commune) that 10 pigs showed fever, of which 1 died, the Center for Science and Technology Application and Tree Protection Planted animals and livestock in Nghi Xuan district have been sampled and sent for testing at the Sub-Department of Animal Health Region 3 (Vinh City, Nghe An). The results showed that the samples were all positive for African swine fever (DTLCP). The functional forces organized the destruction of all 10 infected pigs with a total weight of 717kg and instructed farmers to disinfect the cages and tools. On December 22, the People's Committee of Nghi Xuan district issued Decision No. 5247/QD-UBND on announcing the ASF epidemic in Xuan Hai commune, and at the same time zoning out areas with high ...

Source: Baohatinh